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Product Details
Place of Origin: China
Brand Name: FOXING FURNACE
Certification: CE Certificate
Model Number: FXL-80-10
Document: Foxing Furnace Catalogue.pdf
Payment & Shipping Terms
Minimum Order Quantity: 1
Price: Negotiable
Packaging Details: Standard Export Package
Delivery Time: 60 DAYS
Payment Terms: L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram
Supply Ability: 100SETS/MONTH
Atmosphere: |
Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Or Mixed Gas |
Production Capacity: |
1-20 Tons Per Hour |
Furnace Structure: |
Horizontal, Vertical, Or Customized |
Cooling Method: |
Water Or Air Cooling |
Material Handling: |
Automatic Feeding And Discharging System |
Furnace Size: |
Customized According To Production Requirements |
Energy Consumption: |
Less Than 15% Of Traditional Annealing Furnace |
Application: |
Annealing Of Stainless Steel, Copper, Aluminum, And Other Metal Materials |
Atmosphere: |
Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Or Mixed Gas |
Production Capacity: |
1-20 Tons Per Hour |
Furnace Structure: |
Horizontal, Vertical, Or Customized |
Cooling Method: |
Water Or Air Cooling |
Material Handling: |
Automatic Feeding And Discharging System |
Furnace Size: |
Customized According To Production Requirements |
Energy Consumption: |
Less Than 15% Of Traditional Annealing Furnace |
Application: |
Annealing Of Stainless Steel, Copper, Aluminum, And Other Metal Materials |
Electrical Continuous Quenching Furnace For Stainless Steel Parts
The quenching process for stainless steel differs from that of carbon steels due to its alloy composition, particularly the high chromium content. Stainless steels are generally divided into three main categories, each with different heat treatment requirements:
These steels can be hardened by quenching and are magnetic.
Quenching Process:
Austenitizing: Heat to 980–1050°C (1800–1925°F) to dissolve carbon and chromium into the austenite phase.
Quenching: Rapidly cool in oil or air (depending on alloy thickness and hardenability).
Thin sections: Air cooling may suffice.
Thick sections: Oil quenching for full hardness.
Tempering: Immediately temper at 150–370°C (300–700°F) to reduce brittleness while maintaining hardness.